Supria Dhanda Becomes GIM's First Woman Founding Donor

A long time ago, a woman named Supria Dhanda went to business school in Goa, India, called the Goa Institute of Management.

She finished her studies in 1998 and became very successful as a technology leader and investor.

Now, she has given her old school a very big gift of money, about ₹1.025 crore, to help it grow.

This gift is one of the biggest ever given by a former student to this school.

Because of her kindness, the school named one of its student dormitories after her.

They also put her name on a special walkway called the Star Walk, which is a first for India.

The school's director, a professor, thanked her during the school's Foundation Day celebration.

Supria hopes that other former students will also give gifts to help future students.

The school will use the money to support students and make education even better.

This shows how former students can help make their old school stronger.